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Deux conques offertes à François Ier par la République de Venise, montées en bénitiers avec des socles de Pigalle

 

fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89glise_Saint-Sulpice

Les historiens ont beaucoup de difficulté à se mettre d'accord sur l'ancienneté de l'Église Saint-Sulpice. En 1724, les fouilles de l'église, permirent de mettre au jour une pierre tombale du Xe siècle, prouvant par là même qu'une chapelle (dont dépendait un cimetière) existait à cet endroit depuis plusieurs siècles. Du XIIe au XIVe siècles, une nouvelle église fut bâtie à la place de l'ancienne chapelle ; elle fut agrandie d'une nef sous François Ier, et de trois chapelles en 1614. Cependant, avec l'agrandissement des bourgs de Saint-Germain et Saint-Germain-des-Prés, la nécessité de construire une église plus grande s'impose, d'autant plus que l'ancienne menace de tomber en ruine. La proposition est résolue dans une assemblée, tenue le 16 mars 1643 sous la présidence du prince de Condé.

Les travaux d'agrandissement commencent en 1646, avec la reine Anne d'Autriche qui en pose la première pierre, le 20 février. Ces travaux durent au total plus de 130 ans et plusieurs architectes se succèdent : Christophe Gamard, Louis Le Vau, Daniel Gittard. Le chantier est arrêté de 1678 à 1718 par manque d'argent. La construction est enfin achevée en 1870 mais en 1871 des obus prussiens endommagent la tour nord.

La façade inachevée d'un style classique se dresse devant une église de style jésuite. Elle est l'œuvre de Giovanni Niccolo Servandoni, architecte-décorateur.

La tour sud de 1749, restée inachevée, a été élevée par Oudot de Maclaurin. La tour nord, quant à elle, a fait l'objet d'une restauration dirigée par Jean-François-Thérèse Chalgrin permettant d'achever le clocher au riche programme iconographique et d'y placer l'un des plus grands beffrois de la capitale.

Canon 50mm lens cover on black reflective perspex

Linhof Karda Standard / Schneider Symmar / Polaroid Chocolate film

  

This time Russian roulette at evilbay was just well for me. Nah, I'm not talking about the trashed Canon 7, but the lovely Jupiter 8 just before it. From now on, the J-8 lives here. The lens deserves it: it is in a pristine condition and focussing is sooo smooth... darn, it the best mechanichally of any Russian lenses I have tried. I used to have a Summicron rigid (of which this lens took the barrel design) and it wasn't half the pleasure to use this lens is.

The Canon 7s is just the place to be for this lens: not only it has a way better finder than any Russian camera (with the possible exception of the Kiev 5), it has also parallax corrected bright lines for a wide range of lenses. A jewel. In screwmount, only the Bessa R would be objectively better.

I'm not gonna lie: this photo is pretty much a filler photo. Today I felt no real inspiration. So it's just a "hey I have a macro lens" kinda shot. Oh wells, here's to more inspiration tomorrow.

 

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Well, that's one way to keep the sun out of your... eye.

Lens cap of my 85 f/1.4 shot with that lens. Razor thin DOF

Lightpainter: Frodo DKL Brand Ambassador at Light Painting Paradise

Photography: Frodo Álvarez Children of Darklight

Date: 21/01/2019

Location: Alrededores Torres Kio Madrid

 

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BRNO Dri+Cap dehumidifier review

 

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BRNO Dri+Cap dehumidifier review

 

Take a look at the Full Article at the Lighting Mods page Here

The rear lens cap of a Sony FE 70-200 mm F2.8 GM OSS mirrorless camera lens, on the E-mount.

Lens No 1

The first thing you need to remember is take the lens cap off. :-)

 

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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Taken with Nikon d3200

I looked for a cap to protect the protuding lens. i tried plastic lenscaps for cameras, but they slip off too easiliy. I found that coincases, made to store collectible coins, are the best, because they are cheap and come in various sizes (in 0,5mm steps). The ektra needs 40,5mm.

He has always wanted to hold the lens cap, from a very early age.

BRNO Dri+Cap dehumidifier review

 

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Canon C100

 

Shot using LED constant lights. Ironically, shot on a Nikon D90!

 

18/366

I love my camera.....

Nikon D50 f/1.8 50mm

ISO 200

Focus: Auto

Lenscap: Off

Camera Mode: Manual

Tripod: W/al - maRT 60"

Photographers's BAL: 0.06%

Original image mode: Nikon NEF

Conversion image mode: JPG

Lighting: One Stellar Radiator 9.3x10(6) miles behind and to the left of subject with deep nitro/oxy blanket diffusion

temp: 49F

Humidity: 67%

Barometric Pressure: 30.0 deg.

Altitude: 722'

Wind: 4 SW

Language: American English

Ages (in years): Photographer 60; model 29, camera 2.7, location 5 billion

Memory Card: Toshiba 2gig SD

Longitude: N 35deg 45' 15.48"

Latitude:W 83deg 58' 14.7"

Exposure instructions inside lens cap

Sitting at work today, wishing I wasn't sitting at work today....

 

You ever do that?

 

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Canon 50D

EF 50mm f/1.8 II @ ISO 1000 @ 1/250 exp

WIDE OPEN @ f/1.8

Project 366 (56/366) 25-2-2016

Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky, Blue shades, 70-300mm lens, 18-55mm lens cap, Domo Sling bag, and 50mm lens! :)

Another dinosaur - Using Ilford MGIV RC paper in a 4x5 Cambo SC Monorail camera.

Paper developed in homemade Caffenol developer. (600ml water, 4tsp washing soda, 6 tsp instant coffee and two 1000mg vitamin C tablets.)

2 second exposure (approx - using lenscap as shutter), f/8 assuming ISO6).

Developed for 3 minutes at 20C.

FIxed using Ilford fixer.

 

I like these Sonia lens cap boxes. They are so retro although they are brand new!

as opposed to the other messy side of the desk.

 

this is a portion of overlap with the category "things I carry in pockets", as well.

The only other lens besides the 35mm that can also be used on land (on the surface).

There are different versions of this lens. This one has rubberised dials, whilst there's also a model with metal dials (like the 35mm lens)

I've been looking for my lens cap for some time! Guess where it ended up.

Testing out my new Lumix FZ1000 20MP camera. RAW files editied in Lightroom.

First snapshop, about 20'' exposure.

GF1 +15mm f8 lens cap, 100iso

A long day. Left my photo until the end of the day. This will do in a pinch. It is my passion. It counts.

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